CROESUS GOLD
After dropping Alana off at the train station, I retrieved the car and checked the map and navigator to find how to get to Croesus Gold. Since the preliminary arrangement had been to keep the car for three days, I decided it wise to alert Hertz that I would need it longer. The agent at the rental office spoke only a modest amount of English, but my rudimentary knowledge of the Italian language was enough to get us through.
The neighborhoods of Rome were, on the one hand, neatly organized and separated. There was the Trastevere, the area around the Via Veneto, the line that connected the Palazzo Vecchio and the Forum, the tourist-and-local collection that embraced the Pantheon, and the broad assortment of streets that all bent toward the Fontana di Trevi. On the other hand, R
